IP Literature Watch: February 2021
In this issue of IP Literature Watch we include our usual roundup of new research and papers on a range of intellectual property topics: licensing, innovation,...
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In this issue of IP Literature Watch we include our usual roundup of new research and papers on a range of intellectual property topics: licensing, innovation,...
In this issue of IP Literature Watch we include a paper that explores how the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act has become a favorite legal tool for dominant firms...
Joanna Tsai is a panelist at this ABA webinar where they will discuss their experience with antitrust enforcement agencies and outside consulting. For more...
Anne Layne-Farrer is a panelist during the session discussing how to value consumer devices that incorporate technologies and IP. For more information on this...
Laila Haider moderates the panel discussion that brings together a judge, a senior litigator, in-house counsel, a member of a jury research firm, and a...
Laila Haider is a panelist during the program that will bring together accomplished women who practice in all areas of Antitrust. For more information on this...